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Life 2 years after surgery

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War-eagle
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Joined : Sep 2007
Posts : 219
Posted 9/26/2007 4:44 PM (GMT -7)
I started this earlier today, but I had to erase everything because it sounded like one big "pity party". So I will try again.

Tomorrow I celebrate 2 years after De Vinci. 2 years, 2 months, and seven days since I learned I had PC. What a ride. How one's life can change. I am so blessed to have been "prepared" for all of this. God gave me everything I needed to get me through. The best wife in the world, friends, church, and a whole bunch of love from people that I don't even know. He also led me to all of you. What a blessing.

So tomorrow, I will kiss my wife, go to work, say a prayer, and get on with the journey. No single malt, but maybe some Tennesse Tea in the evening. Just to celebrate. I thought, earlier today I was going to be real down about this, but I just feel like I've gotta a whole lotta living, lovin', and laughin' left to do. I think I will buy some green banana's. (old joke)

I will celebrate because I am still here and still fighting. I love a good fight. We all have our journey, right Bill? It is best taken with friends. I am so glad you are on this little trek with me.

So to everyone out there that is still fighting and to those who are just now starting the fight, I say............................WAR EAGLE.

Love and blessings to all.

Walt

 

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jetguy
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Joined : Sep 2006
Posts : 742
Posted 9/26/2007 4:53 PM (GMT -7)
So much better taken with friends. So very much better.

WAR EAGLE

and

KEEP YOUR MACH UP

as biker90 (Jim) once reminded me (thanks, Jim)

Bill
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myman
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Joined : Feb 2007
Posts : 1219
Posted 9/26/2007 6:27 PM (GMT -7)
In this world how perfect is it that we have each other?

WAR EAGLE to all,

Susan
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Doting Daughter
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Posts : 1064
Posted 9/26/2007 6:39 PM (GMT -7)
Cheers to Tennessee tea, green bananas and many more years to kiss your wife!! 

Chayna

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anniea
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Joined : May 2007
Posts : 234
Posted 9/26/2007 9:44 PM (GMT -7)

Hi War Eagle

You are so right that others help us thru this. My wife & I find ourselves spending lots of time here on the internet sharing our journey with new friends we have made here. Our family has never been thr PCA and have no idea what a PSA or a Gleason or positive margins or anything relating to prostate cancer is about. They mean well and always are kind and full of well wishes but I think you have to live with it in order to understand it. I am so grateful that this forum exists and we do have a place to share, vent, ask, feel, worry and so many more emotions can come out here that other people truly do understand and care.

Best Wishes

Rick

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